MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS III
Course Name Code Regular Semester ECTS Credits Credits Lecture 4
Application 2
Mathematical Analysis III 0252011 3 7.5 5 Laboratory (Hour/Week) -
Course Language Turkish
Compulsory or Elective Compulsory
Equipment Board, Overhead Projector, Projector, Notebook, CD
Instructor Department of Mathematics
Course Contents Functions of several variables/ Limits/ Continuity and uniform continuity/ Partial derivative/ Total differential/ Fundamental theorem of differential/ Close and inverse functions/ Jakobien/ Taylor, Maclaurin formulas and series for functions of several variables/ Lagrange multipliers/ Vector-valued functions/ Gradient, divergence, rotasional, laplasien/ Directional derivatives/ Line coordinates
Course Objectives
  1. To give fundamentals of mathematics knowledge
  2. To be able to analyse the problem which are met in the fields of mathematics and to gain the ability of problem solving
  3. To gain analytical thinking, discussion and evaluation
Course Outcomes
(The knowledge and the skills that the student will gain at the end of the course)
  1. To have the fundamentals of mathematical knowledge and culture
  2. To have analytical thinking and evaluation
  3. The skill of evaluation and studying the problems which occur in other disciplines
Textbook Lecture notes
Additional References
  1. “Advanced Calculus” Wilfred Kaplan Wesley-Publishing Company, 1984
  2. Advanced Calculus” David V. Widder , Prentice-Hall,1968
  3. “Calculus” Thomas- Finney Addison-Wesley , 1998
Prerequisite Courses -
Prerequisite Subjects 0251011 Anaysis 1 subjects
Homework/Project -
Laboratory -
Computer Applications -
Additional Practices -
Course Evaluation Criteria
Number Effective Proportion %
Midterm Exams 2 60
Quiz - -
Homework - -
Term Projects - -
Term Papers - -
Laboratory - -
Other - -
Final Exam 1 40
Division of Course Credit (%) Basic Sciences - %
Basic Engineering and Departmental Core Courses - %
Departmental Core Courses 100 %
Social Sciences - %

WEEKLY COURSE PLAN
Week Subject
1 Functions of several variables. Limits. Continuity and uniform continuity. Partial derivative.
2 Functions of several variables. Limits. Continuity and uniform continuity. Partial derivative.
3 Compound functions and its derivative
4 Total differential. Fundamental theorem of differential
5 Close and inverse functions
6 Jakobien
7 Taylor, Maclaurin formulas and series for functions of several variables
8 1st Midterm exam
9 Maximum and Minimum in Functions of several variables
10 Lagrange multipliers
11 Vector-valued functions
12 Gradient, divergence, rotasional, laplasien
13 2nd Midterm exam
14 Directional derivatives
15 Line coordinates

Prepared by Department of Mathematics Date 01.01.2007